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| − | + | The '''Telma''' is a [[leaf shutter]] with 4 speeds plus B and T modes and a [[self timer]]. In 1933 the two-speed variant for small cameras ''Telma 000'' was made by [[Gauthier]]. | |
[[Category:German shutters]] | [[Category:German shutters]] | ||
[[Category:leaf shutters]] | [[Category:leaf shutters]] | ||
[[Category:1926]] | [[Category:1926]] | ||
Latest revision as of 00:13, 24 September 2023
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The Telma is a leaf shutter with 4 speeds plus B and T modes and a self timer. In 1933 the two-speed variant for small cameras Telma 000 was made by Gauthier.
